Activision has shut down Warzone on PS4 and Xbox One, ending support for older consoles while allowing players to transfer eligible progress and purchased content to newer platforms.
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Activision has officially ended support for Call of Duty: Warzone on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, bringing the battle royale game’s availability on the decade-old consoles to an end on November 6.
The shutdown was announced in May, with Activision confirming that players could continue playing until the conclusion of Black Ops 7 Season 06. The decision is linked to the integration of Modern Warfare 4 content into Warzone, which is no longer compatible with previous-generation consoles.
Players who have upgraded to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S or PC can retain their unlocked weapons, cosmetics and purchased content by using the same linked Activision account.
However, unspent COD Points are subject to platform restrictions. Balances can transfer between PS4 and PS5, as well as between Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, but cannot be transferred between PlayStation and Xbox platforms.
The changes took effect with Warzone Season 1, which launched on November 6 alongside the latest Call of Duty content, leaving PS4 and Xbox One players unable to access the updated battle royale experience.
